Top procurement expert Lin Tianci opens his eyes to find himself in the 1970s, in the body of another Lin Tianci, procurement director at a steel mill.
From the start, he has the “Family Bonds and Good Deeds” System, with an unlimited supply of goods from perfectly legitimate sources.
All he wants is to take it easy and be a genuinely good person.
So his family always has white flour and pork on the table, along with brand-new, warm cotton clothes and quilts. His parents can hold their heads high, becoming the envy of everyone in the courtyard.
He easily solves his employees' problems, from food and medicine shortages to finding a way for their children to attend school, earning their unwavering loyalty.
Even the factory director can't get his hands on scarce supplies, yet Lin Tianci can “happen” to deliver them right to his door. His path to promotion is smooth, and the leaders regard him as a trusted confidant.
His once-cold ex-wives see the keys to new homes, school places for their children, and thoughtful care that leaves no room for refusal. All their resentment melts away.
Five families and twelve children eventually gather around him, sincerely calling him “Dad.”
As relatives, close friends, and the family he once had gather for a reunion feast on Lunar New Year's Eve and raise their glasses together, Lin Tianci finally understands: using overwhelming ability and generosity to make life better for everyone around him is the most satisfying and heartwarming path to invincibility in this era.
Writing without emotion